[情報] U19 - Ajax vs Chelsea

看板Chelsea作者JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)時間6年前 (2019/10/23 21:01)推噓4(4推 0噓 4→)

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歐洲青年聯賽小組賽第三輪精華 https://tinyurl.com/y2jdfzms 官網精華 https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2019/10/23/ uefa-youth-league-report--ajax-v-chelsea UEFA Youth League report: Ajax 0 Chelsea 1 23 Oct 2019 Chelsea Under-19s collected our first three points in the UEFA Youth League this season as a goal inside two minutes proved the difference in a well-matched and hard-fought contest in Amsterdam. https://i.imgur.com/BIfZSID.jpg

Billed as a significant game in the group following just one point collected in our opening two matches beforehand, Andy Myers's side got the dream opening they were looking for when Thierno Ballo headed in a corner with just seconds on the clock. The remaining 88 minutes were tight and tense, with Ajax pushing and the Blues aware that any mistake could prove fatal. Our defensive endeavours were impressive, focused and resilient up against the group leaders. Goalkeeper Karlo Ziger was largely protected but did his job well when called upon, while Marc Guehi marshalled the back-line with experience that belied his years. Substitute Tino Anjorin went closest to adding a second but one was ultimately enough for the two-time winners to claim the points at De Toekomst and leave the group wide open at the midway stage, with Ajax and Lille on six points, Chelsea on four and Valencia one. Myers made five changes from our last outing on the continent, a 2-0 reverse in France against Lille, with two of those enforced as Billy Gilmour was involved with the senior squad ahead of the evening's Champions League action and Ian Maatsen at the Under-17 World Cup with the Netherlands. https://i.imgur.com/pkGl1mQ.jpg

That assignment for the Dutch youngsters had a far greater impact on the Ajax team selection, with seven players who have played for them in the Youth League this season included in the national team squad heading to Brazil. It was the perfect start for the young Blues in the Dutch capital as Ballo headed us in front with just 103 seconds on the clock. George McEachran acted as provider from a right-sided corner, with five visiting players lined up in a row in the box waiting for the delivery, though it was the Austrian attacking midfield man who snuck in at the near post to plant a firm header into the net for his first Youth League goal. https://i.imgur.com/mbAD1vz.jpg

Celebrations for the only goal of the game Ajax responded well to that early setback and skipper Marc Guehi was forced into some smart defending to cut out Tunahan Tasci's dangerous cross from the left, while Damjan Dostanic spurned a decent sight at goal from inside the box moments later. Tariq Lamptey was also called into rearguard work to thwart a well-worked attack down the left, which appeared to be the home side's preferred route of advancement, with Christian Rasmussen the man denied. Down the other end, another set-piece almost proved the undoing of the Dutchmen again as McEachran once more stepped over a dead-ball situation. The 19-year-old clipped a lovely pass into the box for Guehi to collect in space at the back post but our recent senior debutant took a while to get the ball under his control and Daan Reiziger, the Ajax goalkeeper, was able to close the angle to make the save. https://i.imgur.com/4OQdzB7.jpg

Guehi was denied our second by a save from the keeper The first half was generally cagey, with our early goal providing something to defend and hold, setting the tone for Ajax to have much of the play. Terrence Douglas fired harmlessly wide and Guehi got in the way of Quinten Timber's strike as we capably restricted the danger around Ziger's goal. It was a pattern of play that continued after the restart, although opportunities were far more limited as the hosts lacked the invention or execution to unlock our defence. It took until the 68th minute for the first notable opening of the second period to arrive, though Rasmussen again spurned the rare sight at goal by slicing his shot off-target. Ziger was then called into action to deny half-time substitute Max de Waal following a promising move down the inside-right channel, with our Croatian keeper reacting well at his near post to push the striker's effort behind. The stakes were rising with every minute of remaining time that ticked past, though Myers's ability to introduce Anjorin was a useful outlet and the midfielder sent a shot whistling narrowly wide with 12 minutes remaining. https://i.imgur.com/XXigcZV.jpg

Substitute Tino Anjorin went close late on Ajax's last chance came in added time after McEachran was guilty of conceding a free-kick 20 yards out but De Waal brought only a simple save from Ziger and with that the points were secured. Next up for the Under-19s is a role reversal as we host the Dutchmen at Cobham in a fortnight. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2019/10/24/ uefa-youth-league-reaction--winning-when-we-needed-to-win UEFA Youth League reaction: Winning when we needed to win 24 Oct 2019 It was not just Frank Lampard celebrating an important win for his young side in Amsterdam on Wednesday. https://i.imgur.com/6FNINWG.jpg

Earlier in the day, just across the road from the Johan Cruyff Arena at the distinguished Ajax Academy, our Under-19s battled hard to claim three points over their Dutch counterparts in the UEFA Youth League. The victory was significant as the young Blues had just one point on the board coming into the contest, with qualification for the knockout round starting to slip away from them. Thierno Ballo's header from a corner routine inside two minutes was enough to settle the group game and boss Andy Myers reflected afterwards on an impressive defensive performance just lacking a more ruthless streak in attack that would have cemented a more comfortable final scoreline. 'Based on the previous two games, we knew that we needed a win,' he told the official Chelsea website. 'We were spot-on defensively and it was just at times in the final third that our technical consistency wasn't there when we needed that killer pass to put the game to bed. 'We had opportunities to do well on the counter-attack but just let ourselves down a little with a lack of quality. The overall reflection is we've come away to Ajax and won, which not many teams will do, in a game we needed to win, especially with Lille beating Valencia in the other game.' The matchday three results in Group H of the Youth League leave Myers's men third, trailing Ajax and Lille by two points. He still feels our defeat in France and 3-3 draw with the Spaniards at Cobham were harsh results on the balance of play in both games, although more positive signs in the Dutch capital were pleasing. 'We came away from those games disappointed because we knew we should have put both teams away,' he continued. 'Against Valencia, we had clear-cut chances in the first half to win and at Lille we dominated so much possession and gave away two goals, which was poor. 'There were aspects of our game today [against Ajax] at the back that were really good and aspects going forward on the break that were pleasing, apart from the execution of our final ball.' https://i.imgur.com/xOXPWqW.jpg

Ballo celebrates his winning goal in Amsterdam Myers praised the set-piece work of his coaching staff, which came off with the only goal of the game, as well as the grit of his players to dig in for the remaining 88 minutes to secure the points. 'Jon Harley and Eric Ramsey [assistant coaches] have ownership of the set-plays so credit to them,' added Myers. 'Ballo came in at the near post with a great header and then, when you score that early away from home, you've got to make sure you're ready for the rest of the game. 'It's not an easy place to come to do that but we really did well defensively. As much as they had a lot of possession, we nullified them to just one shot on our goal and Karlo Ziger did well to save that.' Next up is a rematch with Ajax at Cobham in a fortnight. Before then, our development squad head to Everton in Premier League 2 this Saturday 26 October. Chelsea (3-4-2-1): Karlo Ziger Dynel Simeu Marc Guehi (c) Clinton Mola Tariq Lamptey George McEachran Xavier Simons Henry Lawrence (Samuel Iling-Junior 50) (Levi Colwill 73) Thierno Ballo Marcel Lewis Armando Broja (Tino Anjorin 61) Unused subs - Sam McClelland, Nicolas Tie, Joe Haigh, George Nunn Scorer - Ballo 2 Booked - Ballo, Ziger, McEachran Ajax (4-3-3): Daan Reiziger Filip Frei Liam van Gelderen Nordin Musampa Terrence Douglas Enric Llansana (c) Donny Warmerdam Quinten Timber (Kian Fitz Jim 73) Christian Rasmussen Damjan Dostanic Tunahan Tasci (Max de Waal h/t) (Joshua Pynadath 73) Unused subs - Harm Dieker, Julius Dirksen, Jaymillio Pinas Booked - Douglas, Warmerdam, De Waal Referee - Adrien Jaccottet from Switzerland -- Burrell: "If the Gods are fucking you, you find a way to fuck them back. It's Baltimore, gentlemen. The Gods will not save you." - The Wire Season 3 Episode 3 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 1.173.113.146 (臺灣) ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1571835660.A.33D.html